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Periodical: Annales Theosophiques

Summary:  From Pat Deveney's database:

Annales Theosophiques.
1908-1916? Quarterly
Paris, France. Language: French. Editor: Gaston Revel, founder and editor.
1/1, March 1909-1916(?)

The last surviving issue is April-June 1914, but the journal was still being advertised in Lotus Bleu in August 1916. Gaston Revel founded and edited this and other small Theosophical journals, and also edited La Revue Theosophique / Le Lotus Bleu from 1914 to 1919. BNF; Societe Theosophique de France.

Other Sources:
Issues:Annales Theosophiques 1Tri 1908
Annales Theosophiques 2Tri 1908
Annales Theosophiques 3Tri 1908
Annales Theosophiques 4Tri 1908
Annales Theosophiques 2Tri 1909
Annales Theosophiques 3Tri 1909
Annales Theosophiques 4Tri 1909
Claude-Generated Themes:   Annales Théosophiques was a French Theosophical review of the Blavatsky lineage, issued in quarterly volumes around 1908–1909. Its pages expound the core doctrines of the Theosophical Society — karma and the succession of incarnations, the constitution of consciousness, initiation, and the reading of Eastern esoteric texts such as those of Subba Row. Kabbalistic and comparative-religious material appears within this frame, presented as facets of a single ancient wisdom rather than as independent subjects. Though the review discusses spiritism and mediumship, it does so from a doctrinal distance, distinguishing Theosophy's account of the after-death state from the spiritualist séance. The result is a compact French-language organ of turn-of-the-century Theosophical philosophy.

Generated by Claude from the periodical's digitized text; a thematic reading, not a bibliographic description.
Topics:Theosophy